Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 134
dior sheds attached to main buildings, whereit is desirable to have a covered-in spacewith as little obstruction in the lower part.as possible. One end of each truss is sup- case is a proper application of the poleplate, which is so named because it hasintermediate supports between the trusses.The… … Fig. 437.—Self-supporting Shed Roof. ^ported by a pier bonded to the main building,and the other by a head and posts which arebraced. The foot of each post is sometimesfixed into a stone or iron base (Fig. 435). Thisis to prevent damage by vehicles, etc., andto prevent decay. The common rafters•are…
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